His favorite bhut jolokia is going to be made into grenades, you see..
DRDO seems to have discovered bhut jolokia big time.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/8119591.stm
India plans hot chilli grenades
Chillis
Indian defence scientists are planning to put one of the world's hottest chilli
Radhika, Y. [25/06/09 18:22 -0700]:
so i am guessing that mace in india for women will contain hot chilli powder
instead of pepper spray?
Of course, didnt you see that old smita patil movie? Ketan Mehta's mirch
masala.
Charles Haynes [26/06/09 11:26 +1000]:
Except that pure capsacin oleoresin is already available and used in
non-lethal weapons.
This is silly.
Ah no. It is political. The north east is one of those areas that needs a
lot of development activity, and what better way than to showcase a record
Radhika, Y. [25/06/09 18:32 -0700]:
sadly no. but this time i picked up some other gems - Bawarchi and Katha
(Dipti patil and naseeruddin)
Ah, and this is what I picked up yesterday -
* Gregory Peck in I walk the line (johnny cash songs aplenty but not a
cash biopic like the Joaquin Phoenix
As for the bjp it vision - it was severely cross-eyed if not stone blind,
but I think that got discussed threadbare on india-gii.
Their online marketing campaign wasnt much better than spamming every
single email address and cellphone they got their hands on.
Venkatesh Hariharan [24/06/09 14:41
Venkatesh Hariharan [24/06/09 19:15 +0530]:
I think this is way too harsh. Can you be more specific about what you
Atanu Dey has the best analysis I've seen
http://www.deeshaa.org/2009/03/16/bjps-it-for-all/
And see this india-gii thread with posts by Atanu, me and various others
It actually looks like its copied from various vendor's RFPs that'd get
submitted to BOTH parties just before election time.
Follow the money would be an interesting game to play after that.
lukhman_khan [25/06/09 02:44 -]:
I think this is way too harsh. Can you be more specific about
ss [24/06/09 07:21 +0530]:
Who exactly is this core Hindu who is supposed to vote for the BJP?
I think he meant hardcore hindu, like hardcore porn
Let's be clear here
1. The sort of right that has a religious / communal ideology (bjp / sangh
parivar here, the christian right elsewhere..)
2. The economic policy right wingers (the classic definition)
3. The anti communist right wingers
etc etc. The 3 types can be entirely distinct, you
Udhay Shankar N [17/06/09 06:50 +0530]:
Architecture is politics.
Lessigisms aside .. this is typical 'how the internet business works in
china'.
Article in the bbc about how this software is [1] based on code ripped off
from a cybersitter program produced by a US company, so involved in
You want your head to spin a lot more .. here's how to do it.
http://bhargavasarma.blogspot.com/2009/04/aachamana-vidhi-its-significance.html
Even your periyaval wouldn’t do it this rigorously I think.
srs
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From:
The modern traditionalists are the sort who also insist that ancient india had
everything from airplanes (pushpaka vimana) to atomic bombs (brahmastra etc etc
- must have got that idea from the cheesy fireworks displays in the Ramayana /
Mahabharata TV soap operas)
P.S. I hope
Have you heard the old fable of the priests and the cat?
There was this guru whose hermitage had a pet cat in it. Once, the guru was
praying / performing a sacrifice when the cat, chasing a mouse, ran into and
upset his sacrificial vessels, flowers etc.
So the guru ordered his disciples to tie
Pemanent and non subconscious? I don’t know .. most Indians who have been
stateside pick up at least some bits and pieces of an American accent. Me, I
find myself lapsing into a malay accent (complete with -lah ending every other
sentence) in malaysia, American stateside, broad telugu accented
Well .. I've sat through telecons that are strictly 'within india' and
telecons that are international.
The difference is .. well, work actually gets done in those international
telecons. Not necessarily the case when that telecon is with strictly local
players ..
suresh
Raj Shekhar
Sangeetha in Adyar serves a pretty decent variety of true chettinad dishes -
puttu among them.
And adai pradhaman during onam too
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Sumant Srivathsan [02/06/09 20:09 +0530]:
Maybe Madhu can tell us more about how this works. I'd certainly avoid
charging Rs. 200 for pongal in Madras. I couldn't stay open for more than a
week if I did. In Bombay, however...
run a five star hotel and you can charge 40..60 bucks for a cup of
Charles Haynes [03/06/09 11:11 +1000]:
So why is it virtually impossible to get pork dishes in Chinese
restaurants in India? It would be like going to a country where none
of the Italian restaurants served pasta!
Well, that'd entirely shut out the muslim diners - and beef dishes would
drive
Charles Haynes [03/06/09 11:42 +1000]:
Not all Muslims require halal, and that explanation while facile
doesn't make sense to me. Muslims are less than 20% of the population
no? Why isn't there at least one Chinese restaurant that will serve
of the population yes.. of the non vegetarian
Charles Haynes [03/06/09 11:42 +1000]:
Shhh, don't tell the Bangaloreans but Debbie and I *love* Keralan
cuisine. Fresh ingredients, liberal use of coconut milk, lots of fresh
seafood. Yum yum yum. Of all the Indian regional cuisines we liked it
best. Even better than Andhra, and I'm a serious
Gujjus want to travel so they can tell kantibhai and urmilaben back home about
it. And kantibhai etc if from an older generation are going to be horrified at
this waste of money - gujjus are, right after marwadis, the community that's
most stereotyped as 'kanjoos' / stingy / miserly or
The Japanese or Chinese ... well, they're even more unadventurous than the
Indians.
Thais and Vietnamese (and particularly, Malays, Indonesians and Singaporeans)
will eat anything from anywhere - their countries are melting pots, and there's
lots of foods that filter back and forth between
lists.hserus.net should have a archive for the last 4-5 years
Lists.hserus.net is not archiving anything. The egroups / yahoogroups archive
can be exported to mbox I think
Kiran Jonnalagadda wrote:
In my case, after that nightmare with the insurance agency, I dumped them
and switched to ICICI Lombard, which let me buy it online. ICICI also cost
some 30% more, but at that point I was very happy to pay the markup.
Try to claim from them I guess? Or from most of
-
and horrifically expensive so you wouldnt want to base too many support
staff there at all.
Of course this is all wild generalizing and armchair theory. Confidently
look forward to IG and others pulling these apart and proving me wrong (and
I hope I am wrong, really).
srs
Suresh Ramasubramanian [01/06
Venkat Mangudi [01/06/09 20:37 +0530]:
Well, IMHO, all those no-freezer-needed no-preservative types from MTR
et al are very high on Sodium Saturated fats. I used to survive on
them for a while during my travel days in the US. Then sense kicked in
The alternative would be typical US diets
.. while a tearful Betty and shocked Jughead look on.
Sigh .. the suspense has only been going on for about 6 decades now.
http://popwatch.ew.com/popwatch/2009/05/comic-book-shoc.html
srs
Radhika, Y. [31/05/09 07:18 -0700]:
there is one thing this article does not mention - are you willing to take a
drop in income and corresponding responsibility to reduce stress? are you
willing to take a lifestyle dip? stress is greatly reduced if one cut away
the excess.
I did that - moved
Mohit (मॊिहत) [31/05/09 20:50 +0530]:
And that's another thing people forget. The importance of regular, decent,
clean, hygienic, hot food! Not sure whether it plays a part in burnout, but
it does affect your stress-levels. As does the lack of exercise (not that
i've got any in the last 13
Udhay Shankar N [29/05/09 08:56 +0530]:
There's a polemic (or ten) hiding in here, about the benefits of sexual
freedom, legalisation of recreational substances and so on. To my eye,
there's also a business opportunity, but that's an entirely separate
discussion.
Well I dont know about that.
SVR was the usual in Hyderabad .. Sri Venkata Ramana ..
Often also abbreviated as Sriven or Lorven .. Sri or Lord Venkataramana
No shortage of those .. tourist bus operators, schools, stores, restaurants ..
srs
-Original Message-
From:
Shiv, this is email - and not a postmodernistic thesis, where more words
necessarily means a stronger argument.
ss [20/05/09 20:22 +0530]:
On Wednesday 20 May 2009 9:11:34 am Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
I put it to you that IG didn’t particularly intend this as a laundry list
of megalomaniac
I know an airline that operates flying pigs .. 'swine flew'
[SRS: QUICK. BOOK THOSE TICKETS TO THAT ISLET OFF MACAO BEFORE HE CHANGES HIS
MIND AND HEADS BACK THIS WAY.
REMEMBER, BOOK THE TICKETS IN STRANGE NAMES. CALL ME AGHA HILALY OR SOMETHING]
srs
Far more than that, the bjp's campaign was very in your face and
unsolicited - on mobiles, and on email.
They even managed to get Rajesh Jain (yes, netcore guy) to spam for them ..
and spam heavily enough to get huge amounts of his IP space (a couple of
/25s) blocked in spamhaus.org and
Mahesh Murthy [19/05/09 12:20 +0530]:
Rajesh is a BJP supporter.
He wasn't 'hired' in that sense.
congratulate him from me for his spectacular own goal then
do hope
the entire campaign was not him.
Suresh Ramasubramanian [18/05/09 23:58 -0700]:
Mahesh Murthy [19/05/09 12:20 +0530]:
Rajesh is a BJP supporter.
He wasn't 'hired' in that sense.
congratulate him from me for his spectacular own goal then
- but that there
was probably none whatsoever.
Which does amount to the same thing.
Mahesh
On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 12:35 PM, Suresh Ramasubramanian
sur...@hserus.netwrote:
as for hired - not sure if he was the guy who was behind anything other
than the friendsofbjp.org spam. there was tons of flashy banner
Sire is used for the king of your land, tops. Or your father, in outmoded
english
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Sent: Tuesday, 19 May 2009 18:50
To:
Thaths [18/05/09 11:54 -0700]:
a couple of tests with my Yahoo account just now and it looks like the
new AJAXy Yahoo Mail adds the header. The old Classic version not
only does not add the header, but also inserts seemingly random
invisible characters (=0A=0AS.=0A=0A=0A---, etc.) into the body
ss [19/05/09 07:14 +0530]:
On Monday 18 May 2009 11:36:44 am Divya Manian wrote:
On the other hand, anyone inciting anybody else, or dehumanising some
people is a threat to secularism and should be stopped.
I do not disagree Divya - but you know I have laid a trap (or I will now
proceed to
Bharat Shetty [17/05/09 05:07 -0400]:
It is a well established fact that Modi is a decisive leader with
strong emphasis on good governance and strong development yielding
strong results. No wonder Gujarath has been given thumbs up in most
Are you joking? Or do you actually believe that?
If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull ... W.C.Fields
srs
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Bharat Shetty
Sent: Sunday, 17 May 2009
Bharat Shetty [17/05/09 18:49 -0400]:
Please understand that I said these because supporters of both sides
use these terms commonly in today's context and I refuse to be branded
as supporter of a side you people might want to associate with me.
no no .. not both sides. only most of the right -
Divya Manian [17/05/09 17:20 -0700]:
I think it is ridiculous to censor words just because it is a jargon
employed by some hardliners. Bharat is trying to present a view point that
is most common among middle class Hindus. The least we can do is to listen
to what he has to say.
That was
Thaths [Saturday, 16 May 2009 9:04 PM]
The last couple of general elections (2004, 2009) exit poll
predictions have been significantly different from the actual
outcomes. And the difference is more than the exit poll's margin of
Given that I saw at least one channel (Times Now I think)
- 22s + the
60+s. Maybe by more than 3:2.
- Perhaps all of this could have seen to point to a lopsided victory and
not a close shave.
On Sat, May 16, 2009 at 10:08 PM, Thaths tha...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sat, May 16, 2009 at 9:12 AM, Suresh Ramasubramanian
sur...@hserus.net wrote:
What
Chandrachoodan Gopalakrishnan [15/05/09 21:06 +0530]:
On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 7:34 PM, sur...@hserus.net sur...@hserus.netwrote:
if iliad knows any, beyond 'midnight express' on ttk road, and sleazy tea
kadai dives... I'd like to find out
So do I. Though, I've been told that the late-night
Chandrachoodan Gopalakrishnan [15/05/09 22:05 +0530]:
On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 9:58 PM, Suresh Ramasubramanian
sur...@hserus.netwrote:
my wife would quite probably object
Even if she came along?
no midnight dinners when you have a 4 1/2 yr old kid who needs her sleep :)
Kiran K Karthikeyan [13/05/09 17:08 +0530]:
Yes, they are. But it doesn't make sense to me why somebody has to learn the
theory of relativity and rigid body physics in 11th standard. Even if taught
correctly in all CBSE schools (which have these subjects in their
curriculum, and which I followed
Abhishek Hazra [13/05/09 18:45 +0530]:
It's funny you mentioned resnick and halliday - when I got to Australia
after my 12th I was amazed when I found that I would be using many of the
same books we read for our 12th boards.
did you also read the orange and black edition of resnick halliday?
Bharat Shetty [11/05/09 08:38 -0400]:
discussions I've had. Is it true that the internal conflicts
transcending over various factors like religions, caste coupled with
bad governance, mismanagement didn't help India to develop after
Independence ?
You'll hear a lot about how india's economy
Charles Haynes [07/05/09 10:52 +1000]:
We don't kill those, they said. They eat cockroaches and do no harm.
Much - even occasional painful bites - can be forgiven an efficient eater
of cockroaches.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8034662.stm
I wonder what the law is in India, and what happens when there's a name change
request after say a Mr.Roy Chowdhury marries a Miss Sen Sharma ..
The british seem to have quadruple and longer barreled surnames in the pg
wodehouse class at least.
Ah. Clearly future silk material. Congratulations to the proud paati amma
and pethi (oh yeah and the appa too)
Deepa Mohan [06/05/09 08:15 +0530]:
My new granddaughter (obviously the most beautiful infant in the known
Universe) has just been named Kavya Mohan Shaffer, but thankfully,
Without A
Now that's an interesting way to do encryption - not many I've seen around
offered to the general public
http://lenovoblogs.com/insidethebox/?p=224
Kiran K Karthikeyan [30/04/09 14:39 +0530]:
IBM is doing their next publicity stunt [1]after Deep Blue defeated
Kasparov. Its interesting because the challenge of a computer is not
actually searching and finding the answer, but understanding the question
itself.
As a new IBMer and as an old
You're actually talking substantial AI - some of those connections can be so
damned arbit, its worse than '6 degrees of separation' .. so the only
feasible answer would be Kevin Bacon, or maybe Udhay Shankar.
srs
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From:
Not trolling as such. Merely taking one exaggerated attitude and combating
it with another. That article is accurate enough about gujjus and 'veg
only buildings'. And any state with bjp in power for long enough has them
survive only because bigotry is actively encouraged and indoctrinated.
Kiran Jonnalagadda [15/04/09 01:18 +0530]:
Does anyone here know how to get the attention of Facebook's management?
I have a friend there who heads facebook security. He's not a contact I use
very often, certainly not for run of the mill hacked account cases for
which FB does have a process
Kiran Jonnalagadda [15/04/09 09:14 +0530]:
Facebook allows an account to be logged in from only one location at a
time. How, then, could the vandalism have been carried out even when
Nisha was always in control of her account? This is the point where I
suspect Facebook's security
Ah, a favorite pet peeve among 'things I'd rather a HR department not do'.
'Team building' sessions that involve silly games at 'retreats' when everybody
would much rather be socializing over beer and food is another.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olPmEddZjHY -- fun parody of teambuilding in
Aadisht Khanna [12/04/09 19:50 +0530]:
Fortunately whenever the team 'retreat' was organised by the team itself,
food and beer was the norm. Anything organised by HR was the silly games.
But I found those fun too. Textbook learning and exams were usually done by
the risk and compliance
Its what feminists sarcastically call most men's perception of an 'ideal
wife' - an angel all day long but suddenly turns into a pornstar in the
bedroom.
On Mon, April 6, 2009 4:46 pm, Ravi Bellur wrote:
To be fair, there are some red-blooded, white-breaded American males
looking for such
ah. an excuse for when the wife catches you with a copy of playboy ..
Srini RamaKrishnan [06/04/09 17:43 +0200]:
OTOH, modern society seems to have aids to counter the genetic urges,
such as pornography. Porn is a socially acceptable (in most cultures)
outlet for genetic urges. Ironically
This is Krish Ashok blog material
On Mon, April 6, 2009 10:45 am, Divya Manian wrote:
Came across this, and found it too funny!
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123896998996190775.html
Here is an extract:
Given the difficulty in finding matches for Indians abroad, some
matchmakers are
Abhijit Menon-Sen [05/04/09 07:24 +0530]:
A USB data card sounds good. I should have known that such things must
exist. I knew about PCMCIA ones, but I don't have a PCMCIA slot. Do you
have any recommendations? Or should I just get whatever $noname card I
can find in Nehru Place?
nehru place -
Madhu Menon:
I think I'll call you all Goldie from now on, making you instant
Punjus. ;)
Hawn jee ..
srs
Mahesh Murthy [02/04/09 00:14 +0530]:
Talking of names, I used to work in Hong Kong with a Billboard Kwok - I kid
not, in my media-buying department, and had a client - a Marketing Manager
at American Express, I kid you not again, who was somewhat unfortunately
named Vagina Lau (she pronounced
4/1 happens to be my birthday, and chandrachoodan thinks that's as good an
occasion for a silkmeet as any. Anyone?
Venkat Mangudi [31/03/09 15:36 +0530]:
Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
4/1 happens to be my birthday, and chandrachoodan thinks that's as
good an
My son shares the birthday with you. Was it fun to celebrate 1-Apr as
birthday at school? Just wondering how it is going to be for my son
try http://fetchmail.berlios.de/ - rewrite and its secure and actively
mainiained
gabin kattukaran [31/03/09 21:48 +0530]:
fetchmail?
You do mean getmail don't you? fetchmail's reputation has suffered
over the years.
I not so sure is that is really deserved. Though fetchmail is bloated
.. and he has an excellent taste in music, as the interview goes on to prove.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/7895604.stm
Arthur Hailey did, if you read Airport. Search the text for what he calls a
'honey wagon'
ps: Just got myself a VCD of airport starring burt Lancaster as mel
Bakersfield, dean martin as vern demerest, jacqueline bisset (lovely!) as gwen
meighen etc.
When will we find enough money to design
. [26/03/09 08:38 +0530]:
aurobindo ashram etc (several of which have 100% tax exemption for
social work
projects they carry out, and which also have large, even grandiose building
programs like that huge golden golfball at auroville, for example)
... isnt that the 5-star path to moksha
I do hear satish jha is offering discounts over and above the ppp price to
india-gii members. He didnt get too warm a reception for that (but then a
lot of people didnt quite appreciate his enthusiastic olpc boosting there)
Mahesh Murthy [24/03/09 19:45 +0530]:
TED in the US is $6000. This I
ss [25/03/09 06:07 +0530]:
Exactly what can be done about this - other than sarcasm and contempt?
getting the fellow thrown out of his comfortable tenure at iim-b might
help, for a start. maybe a formal complaint to the dean of iim-b for
whatever good it will do?
voting out the bjp / other
.
On the other hand, having the bjp voted out of power in all the states its
currently dangerously active in (gujarat and karnataka now) would certainly
go far to remove the threat of such ideologies being backed by state power
ss [25/03/09 08:48 +0530]:
On Wednesday 25 Mar 2009 7:08:38 am Suresh
Jeez, its been several years since I last posted on usenet but CC warnings
were a staple of such threads.
'Before you read this, keep your coffee aside and move your cat off your
lap to the floor, or you are going to laugh so hard, you'll spill the
coffee on your keyboard, and scare the cat so
Venkat Mangudi [25/03/09 11:08 +0530]:
Gautam John wrote:
http://englishrussia.com/?p=2367
Well, I am convinced that the menhir delivery man would say These
russians are crazy.
Gautam asked what'd happen if this were to take place in India.
I guess the guy doing it would just have to
This one's far better - cakewalk
http://bangalore.burrp.com/establishment/view/181246676
cakewalk.co.in works for their chennai branches .. and i think its the
same outfit in bangalore. Or you can at least call them, eh?
On Tue, March 24, 2009 6:24 am, Vinayak Hegde wrote:
On Tue, Mar 24, 2009
Krish Ashok [24/03/09 09:41 +0530]:
Unrelated, but it does remind me of one Ahmed's Iyengar Bakery in
Fraser Town, back in the 80s. Wonder if this paragon of nomenclatural
integration (like a Puliyodharai Pulav perhaps) is still around
ah, national integration through cooking.
I remember
Nishant Shah [24/03/09 10:56 +0530]:
On a different analogy, this reminds me of the Englit classes where old
foggy professors who looked like they were chanelling the spirit of Chaucer,
would come and sneer at authors who were 'successful' or 'rich' or 'both',
and made snide remarks about
Nice pics - but the food at that Mediterranean place (Azulio, in the GRT Grand)
has to be tasted to be believed.
srs
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I found some aspects of your reply interesting. It is surprising to
read of these aggressive methods of 'spreading the good Lord's word';
for a moment, I thought you live in Southern Baptist country.
Most of the ultra aggressive conversion / missionary types, as well as the
extremely loud and
suffers from many versions, most of them bad. The worst I've come
across the one by ISKCon/Bhaktivedanta Trust. There is a Krsna, the
supreme personality of godhead or something similar in every line and
it is the first and only book in my life which I bought and threw
away.
I had that one
Dune etc had the advantage of a single author. The Mahabharata is a huge
accretion of tons of third party interpolations .. every single wannabe guru
with a new message found it very convenient to tack on some verses where
bhishma, krishna, arjuna etc said x was a good thing, or where shakuni
Interesting bit of nonsense here. Quality reporting (!) to be sure.
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Sent: Saturday, March 14, 2009 10:06 PM
To:
This is interesting information. Could the vanity part have been
because only the richest could afford to bathe often in those times and the
Church was catering to the (unwashed) faithful?
Even the rich - bishops, kings and such - didn’t bathe.
I wonder who invented the shower - which I
Did anybody at all ever find ANY iit mess food at all that was worth feeding to
dogs without being accused of animal cruelty?
Not an IIT-ian, but stayed on IIT campuses for a few days, a time or two (mood
indigo and such)
Sambar is the easiest thing to make, and the Northies find unique and
Cory Doctorow [13/03/09 13:19 +]:
Did someone call?
And how did the ramayana confound you, cory?
That I've got to see ..
srs
Charles Haynes wrote:
You left out decadent westerners and their values trying to corrupt
good hearted Hindus but being confounded by the virtue of the
Now translate..
Khatmal is a bedbug
Thulla - not sure the way its written in English script, but maybe 'drunk'
Pandu and sakharam are typical 'hayseed' / rustic names
As y'all can probably guess, the average street cop isn’t the most popular guy
around
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Supriya Nair [13/01/09 19:27 +0530]:
I also enjoyed the five books so far in Naomi Novik's *Temeraire* series, a
fantasy in which the Napoleonic Wars are fought with dragons. The style is
bracing, the action exquisite, and the moral and emotional weight of the
books deepens with each successive
lukhman_khan:
I would be horrified to rent out a part of my building to a person who
owned a pomerian, (or any other predominantly barking type of dog).
Damn, that's about as much racial profiling as all muslims are terrorists.
I know quite a lot of dogs from breeds typically believed to be
gabin kattukaran [11/03/09 15:15 +0530]:
what happened to the grt idea?
grt also has a middle eastern restaurant - besides south indian and generic
asian. and a quite usable bar.
Chandrachoodan Gopalakrishnan [11/03/09 15:21 +0530]:
All for GRT?
+1
SO, it's grt then?
GRT. How many people?
Suresh Ramasubramanian
Krish Ashok
Chandrachoodan G
Gabin Kattukaran
Venkat Mangudi
Sruthi Krishnan
Who else? Maybe book a table for about 10 people?
I know Arun Mehta is in town for this foss event ..
Its chandrachoodan's birthday I see, from facebook. Now what do we do to
him when we meet him at the dinner? Sing happy birthday and cut a cake too?
:)
Suresh Ramasubramanian [11/03/09 15:53 +0530]:
SO, it's grt then?
GRT. How many people?
Suresh Ramasubramanian
Krish Ashok
Chandrachoodan G
gabin kattukaran [10/03/09 12:00 +0530]:
It looks like I'm in Chennai on Thursday evening. I'd be happy to join
in. I'm booked into a Harrison's Hotel in Nungambakkam. My knowledge
of Chennai geography tends towards 0 as well.
nungambakkam is right downtown. post mobile #
i'm 98840 64791
Dinner, or Lunch?
On 10-Mar-09, at 12:50 PM, Chandrachoodan Gopalakrishnan wrote:
Chandrachoodan - Kelly's T. Nagar (the office)
+91-9884467463
Ashok - Adyar (98402 61530)
Dinner at say 7:45, Benjarong? Or would you prefer some other location?
On Tue, 10 Mar 2009, Chandrachoodan Gopalakrishnan wrote:
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 8:41 PM, Suresh Ramasubramanian
sur...@hserus.netwrote:
Dinner, or Lunch?
Dinner, please. Lunch would have to be a rushed affair
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